The Paleolithic Culture in the Hokuriku Districts

Publications

• Hiraguchi, T., and Yoshioka, Y., 1971, The excavation resarch of the Todashino Site in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. Journal of the Ishikawa Archaeological Society, 14：61-72. (In Japanese)

• Hiraguchi, T., 1983, The chronological perspective about the nife-blade industries in the Hokuriku districts, Cental Japan. Journal of the Ishikawa Archaeological Society, 27：1-22. (In Japanese)

• Hokurikju Paleolithic Culture Study Group, 1986, Preliminary research into the Paleolithc sites on the basen of the River Tedori,, Journal of the Ishikawa Archaeological Society, 14：21-42. (In Japanese)

• Hokuriku Paleolithic Culture Study Group, 1989, On Paleolithic Axe or Axe-shaped Tool, Proceedings of Toyama Symposium. the Japanese Archaeological Association. (In Japanese)

• Hokuriku Paleolithic Culture Study Group, 1990, Miyaji-mukaiyama Site in Kaga, Central Japan. The Kaga City Board of Education. (In Japanese)

• Hiraguchi, T., 1996, Archaeological surveys of Paleolithic period in Hokuriku, Central Japan, 1990-1996, Proceedings of the 10th Meeting about the Paleolithic Culture of the Northeast Japan, 130-134. (In Japanese)

Photographs

A end scraper excavated from the Todashino site at Tatsunokuchi-machi in Ishikawa Prefecture,
1970 (Hiraguchi and Yoshioka, 1971).

An outcrop at the type locality of the Pleistocene Omma Formation,
on the riverbed of the Sai at Kanazawa-shi, 1996.